This place is amazing my kids loved their experience here, the manager is an amazing young lady!…read moreHer and her staff there did everything to make our children enjoy every moment! Will be returning soon!

This place was amazing for my Summer Camp kids! The manager remembered me from two years ago when…read morehe helped my camp group with our reservation. I haven't been in a year due to trying other places closer to our school(Sandy Springs). However, it did not disappoint. The kids loved the different activities: jumping, the obstacle course, leaping or dunking the Battle Arena, Big Bounce Run, Ninja Course, Zip line Arena and more. They had a ball. We came for an hour. I like that the area to pay to enter is closer to the entry way into the building. It was very confusing before. You had to walk down the hallway and enter through double doors and then pay. It seems more safe for kids. We loved it!!!

What a cute little area for little kids to run around and play. The area is clean and lots to do…read morefor the children. They also have massage chairs for the adults to relax while the kids play. They offer food options during lunch and don't forget to bring your socks check it out. I'd say the space is perfect for ages 3-7. They do have some toddler spaces though. We will comeback!

It was very fun but party room only 2 hr but free time to play is until close so goodread more

Very cute place. After an hour play the place is like a zoo. The staff doesn't do any active clean…read moreup. Everything is everywhere. They don't really enforce the shoes policy. Adult can walk bare foot or with their shoes. Same with kids. It's not very hygienic. The pretend grocery store after an hour play has zero stuffs in the store. The active cleanup and shoes policy is something their management should get some improvement.

I've been to other Play Street Museum locations, and they allow you to stay and play for much…read morelonger. At this location, you're only allowed to stay for 1 hour and 30 minutes, which I honestly feel is a rip-off. That's simply not enough time for the kids to really enjoy and explore everything. The location is also very small compared to other Play Street Museums I've visited. I'm giving it one star only because the girl working there was incredibly kind and friendly.

Took my five and six-year-old grandchildren here. It's great because you reserve two hours so it's…read morenever overrun like so many kids places. The business is new so everything is pristine. They played hard for two hours and did not want to go home! Such an amazing place for a child's imagination. There was a hospital, an amazing little grocery store which was completely stocked with every food item you could think of and tiny little carts, a restaurant, a fire station, a pizza place, auto repair, a dentist, camping, a pirate ship, and a little place in the center for the youngest little guests. The ball pit was a wonder in of itself. The most amazing ball pit I've ever seen, plus activities within the ball pit to keep them super amused. There were lots of little tykes ride on cars that went around the center of the large room. Every place to visit had dress up clothes related to the business. Everything was clean, and staff was constantly picking things up and putting them back together. The decor was beautiful the trees looking so real like you were outside in a park. Can't say enough! Small discount for siblings. Snacks. And drinks available for purchase.

Visited here over the weekend for my niece's birthday, and what a blast it was! It's located in a…read moreshopping center right off Hickory Flat next to the military discount store. My toddler had so much fun and was trying her best to keep up with the bigger kiddos. This place is HUGE, and there's even a little arcade section and mini cafeteria inside as well. Plenty of seating throughout for parents/guardians to hangout and take a break, and I noticed they definitely host/provide proper birthday party packages (which we did not do). We actually got in for free because of our daughter's age which was a nice surprise, but I noticed on their website they have dedicated "toddler time" for littles to play and enjoy at their own speed without the big kids around for $15 a couple days a week. Do note, you cannot wear your own socks - they just be their branded ones which are extra sticky for safety. We will definitely be back for that, especially now since we have our special Big Air socks!

I wouldn't recommend Big Air Trampoline Park in Woodstock, GA, at 9105 Hickory Flat Hwy, Woodstock,…read moreGA 30188 to anyone. Unless you want to have a horrible experience, a bad day, and leave feeling like you wasted your time and money.

This is the best imaginable venue for your active school aged kids birthday…read more We went for an 8-year old boys birthday this past weekend, and it was a blast. The family run small business ran without missing a beat, kept the kids engaged and corralled, parents were able to mingle (except during the kids vs adults dodgeball game), and all the kids left nicely tired and with smiles on their face. The assortment of sports and games was great. Equipment in good condition. Plenty of space in the first floor of the mall. Easily able to get things in and out if you park back on the lower level and cart whatever in. Nice sized area to bring pizza and cake and drinks for the kids. No booze allowed, adults! The family set things up and cleaned up. The family could not have been nicer, chill, and attentive.

Hosted our twin 9 year olds birthday party at Hi Five yesterday and it was a great time!! The owner…read moreruns the party and keeps the kids engaged; they played dodgeball (even had a round of dads vs kids), and flag football. Coach engages with all kids and keeps them going. For parties they say to bring the kids and disposables and they take care of the rest. Great staff, very clean. Definitely recommend and will do again!

My kids LOVE this place! It is such a fun place to visit on a rainy day. And it's pretty affordable…read moretoo. But they have changed their hours and are only open Fri-Sun. It stinks because I relied on them for entertainment. I will go to Cosmic Mini Golf from now on.

This is a kiosk type business on the upper floor of North Point Mall over by the Dillards entrance…read more They have these big stuffed toys that you ride for whatever time you pay for. You just get on and go and ride around. There are unicorns, dragons, horses, lions, and such. They can take a grown person as well. So jump on and your off to the races around the walk ways. My youngest and even my older boy loves this! Heck I have seen many full grown adults on these. It is fun to Cruz the mall on these. Now the stuffed animals have seen better days! They are beat up pretty badly in some cases... and some do go faster then others but none of them go "fast". I just wish they would take some of the money they make and clean these things up... make them look good again! It is a cool deal to allow your kids a chance to be a kid... Especially after dragging them store to store shopping. If you're really adventurous get on one and have a race... fun times to be had by all!

I recently played in a member-guest tournament at the Country Club of the South and had a blast…read more The Country Club of the South has been on my Atlanta golf course bucket list for years and it pretty much lived up to my expectations. It's one of the metro area's best tracks. A Jack Nicklaus "Signature" Course (his first in Atlanta), it has a fun and challenging layout. The conditions were pristine (though those that've played here could do a better job replacing/sanding their divots and repairing their ball marks) and the amenities and service superb. Of the Atlanta area courses I've played to date, I rank Country Club of the South neck and neck with TPC Sugarloaf (http://bit.ly/33MGeOq) and behind East Lake (http://bit.ly/33JiIlF) based on the whole experience. The Country Club of the South opened in 1987. It used to be member-owned until Club Corp acquired the club in 2010. The course was closed for about six months for renovations and reopened in 2011. In order to maintain Nicklaus Signature Course designation, all changes had to be approved by Nicklaus Design. Currently, there are three other Nicklaus designs in metro Atlanta: Atlanta Country Club in Marietta (http://bit.ly/30iAfPu) and Bear's Best (http://bit.ly/2Z0qcC5) and Laurel Springs (http://bit.ly/2z9WZFj), both in Suwanee. The clubhouse is big and beautiful. The exterior is understated. Where the clubhouse excels is inside. It looks great with multiple fancy dining rooms, a contemporary gym, and an awesome men's locker room and grill. The men's locker room is spacious with showers, saunas (wet and dry), and displays featuring notable Georgia athletes like Garrison Hearst and Peter Moylan. The most prominent display belongs to the Golden Bear himself. It's filled with all sorts of memorabilia including a replica Masters green jacket. There's a friendly locker room attendant too. As far as the clubhouse goes, what I was most impressed with was the men's grill. What a cool hangout spot. It's one of the more modern-looking clubhouse grills I've seen. There are six big screen TVs, three at the bar and three at the lounge. The lounge has a stone fireplace, tufted chairs, a coffee table shaped like the state of Georgia, shuffleboard, and darts. We had a 1pm shotgun start and had food at the men's grill before and after our round. Both times, there was a small, self-serve buffet setup. For lunch, we got to make our own sandwiches, choosing from different types of breads, meats, and condiments. I had a roast beef sandwich on wheat with lettuce, tomato, onion, mayo, and mustard. Sides included coleslaw and potato salad. I had an Arnold Palmer to drink. At dinnertime, they served wings: lemon pepper, teriyaki, and buffalo. There were also celery and carrot sticks with ranch and blue cheese dressing. I had a Coke to drink with the wings and veggies. Both meals were delicious and hit the spot. The only thing I was underwhelmed with was the size of the pro shop. It's small. However, it's packed with quite a bit of merchandise. I picked up a hat and shirt with the Country Club of the South logo on them (the shirt had to be ordered since they were out of my size). Outside of the pro shop was a station with complimentary ice, water, lemonade, and tea. In the early 90s, the Country Club of the South hosted the PGA Tour Champions event, the Nationwide Championship. Lee Trevino, who won the tournament in 1993, said every house at the Country Club of the South is a clubhouse. The houses on the course are so palatial and big, you could mistake one for a clubhouse (I know I did). As for the golf facilities themselves, they are wonderful. The clubhouse view of 18, the practice putting/chipping green, and 9 are scenic and breathtaking. The driving range and practice chipping/bunker area are equipped with yellow Titleist practice balls. On the course, there are shelters with ice machines and water. There's beverage cart service too, of course. The halfway house or "Turnstand" is large. It's one of the bigger ones I've seen with a patio, furniture, and even a Big Green Egg. The golf carts are electric E-Z-GO carts, equipped with tees and towels. For the member-guest, every guest received a complimentary high-quality golf shoe bag with the Country Club of the South logo on it (it's now my current golf shoe bag). The carts can zip up for full enclosure. However, they do not have USB ports nor GPS. The member-guest was played from the blue tees where the course measures 6,244 yards with a rating/slope of 70.9/134. From the tips, it's 6,982 yards, 74.4/144. In total, there are 7 tees (2 hybrid). The course sprawls its way through the neighborhood. Only twice do two holes play alongside each other. There are ponds and creeks, but no large bodies of water. Several of the bunkers are huge and will eat you alive if you're not careful. Service was excellent. All of the staff were very polite and courteous. The club also has two swimming pools and 17 tennis courts.

Met some friends here and the food was outstanding. The views are great…read more.. Received my tab and it was split three ways. Cool. 20% gratuity had been added prior to discounts. Cool. I signed my receipt and took a picture of what I signed. The next day, I noticed I was charged more than what I signed for. Not cool but it must have been a mistake. I called place and was advised that I needed to speak with the food and beverage manager. I left him a message, and he did call back. I called him back and texted him the receipt and my bank charge. It has been over a week and no response. It was only a $9.75 take but still not right. My advice is to pay cash if visiting!